Collocations withart
These are words often used in combination withart.
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abstract art
Circle illustrated his intense interest in and sympathetic feeling for abstract art, which was dominant throughout his life.
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ancient art
She, so young, taught us the ancient art of alchemy-how to transform cynicism into faith.
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applied art
Does the scheme involve the applied art colleges?
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art auction
We all remember what used to happen in the art auction world.
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art critic
In search of objectivism, the modernist art critic sets down clear rules as to what is good art in respect to clearly typified and categorised manifestations.
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art criticism
At two other conferences about art criticism in the same year, similar criticisms were made.
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art dealer
His father was a prominent art dealer.
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art education
Gallery education is represented in a chapter that takes the form of a debate about art education outside the classroom.
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art educator
Students are grouped into culturally diverse teams, which are mentored by a professional photographer and an art educator.
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art enthusiast
He characterizes himself by his activeness (a continuous reminder of his physical state) and identity as an art enthusiast and writer.
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art fair
It was the nation's first contemporary art fair.
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art historian
The work of the art historian must include all pertinent material, regardless of its provenance from the spheres of "high" or "low" culture.
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art lover
Often the art lover is puzzled by the meaning of a specific painting.
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art of persuasion
Rather, creating persuasive exoticism is more generally useful to the art of persuasion.
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art theft
The distinguishing feature between art theft in the developed world's museums and those in the developing world has been the way in which they have been conducted.
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art treasures
The interest to be weighed in the balance against that is the safety of art treasures.
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avant-garde art
He had no time for high avant-garde art.
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ceramic art
In 1965, he extended this theme to ceramic art.
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cinematic art
In the past great cinematic art never needed every grunt under the bedclothes to portray passion or every clinical crunch of bones to convey violence.
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contemporary art
In contemporary art music, far fewer people are mentioned.
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culinary art
Among the countless changes this melting pot brought was the enrichment of the culinary art.
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electronic art
This interactive resource of electronic art was described by the founders as a platform for any form of art that uses technology.
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feminist art
But one may also wonder whether explicit extra-musical meanings are a requirement for feminist art, to 'communicate' its 'message'.
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figurative art
They are modern art in the sense that he broke with the artistic conventions of the past, but they remained figurative art with a narrative.
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healing art
In the interest of safety, society has required that physicians be licensed to practice the healing art.
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industrial art
So let us remind ourselves what happened (all of which a lecturer on the subject of modern architecture and industrial art must constantly repeat).
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interactive art
By now, it is obvious that neither of the two available groups provide for the best environments for interactive art.
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intersection of art
Cinema existed at the intersection of art and economics; so it was destined to be thoroughly reorganized in this episode of economic and cultural transformation.
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language art
His artistic activities involve conceptual art, action art, language art, installation, objects, sculpture, multimedia and painting.
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lost art
This book is a worthy attempt to represent something of this lost art and lost life.
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medieval art
High medieval art and literature changed very little in this view.
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modernist art
The world that supported modernist art was committed to gate-keeping, to exclusiveness, yet it built on earlier developments.
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narrative art
First, that the creation and control of dramatic tension through thematic juxtaposition is a worthwhile artistic goal in narrative art forms.
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national art
The evidence presented leaves no doubt that national art was an important constituent of aesthetic and political discussion during those years.
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outsider art
Often, outsider art illustrates extreme mental states, unconventional ideas, or elaborate fantasy worlds.
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performing art
In no other performing art or sport is this protraction tolerated.
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pictorial art
The lack of pictorial art in this period is otherwise hard to explain.
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postmodern art
Jameson suggests that postmodern art has nothing left but to imitate dead styles and to make art about itself, which, he argues, is an acknowledgment of our failure.
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prestigious art
It's reputedly one of the most prestigious art competitions for contemporary art and the most important portrait prize in the world.
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primitive art
It becomes apparent that the author is preoccupied with matters other than the fortunes of primitive art.
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prior art
Prior art can include earlier patents, academic papers, magazine articles, web pages, and even physical examples.
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realm of art
She does not 'elevate' folklore onto the realm of art music.
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representational art
Brain wave studies have also been conducted to look at how artists and non-artists react in different ways to abstract and representational art.
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sacred art
It was more an art appreciation society for sacred art of the past than a creative group focusing on contemporary religious art and architecture.
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sequential art
He is said to be working on sequential art that will follow a similar apologetic focus.
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stolen art
The problem of unlawful circulation of national treasures is worth tackling, just as we are tackling trafficking in stolen art and objects.
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traditional art
The theme of traditional culture and art was purely accidental, for one failed to see in the play their concern for traditional art and culture.
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visual art
Visual art operates via suggestion, while research operates via analysis.
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wearable art
The modern idea of wearable art seems to have surfaced more than once in various forms.
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western art
Nevertheless, most of the communication frames presenting soundscapes are ideally related to western art-music systems.
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